The Italian brand is dropping a pouch crafted from apple leather on April 22, in celebration of Earth Day.

The mycelium market is heating up with New York on the radar for grown-in-America innovation.

Historic leather goods house Delvaux announced plans to restructure operations in a bid to increase agility.

Revenues at the Florence-based luxury group fell 33.5 percent in 2020, although the performance improved in the last quarter.

No longer do pressure tactics for cruelty-free leather and fair pay fall on deaf ears, as consumers are continuing their values mind-set.

Backed by Japanese Look Holdings Inc., the storied accessory brand is opening nine flagships in Japan by 2021.

Crafted from a faux leather material derived from Italian grapes’ leftovers, the collection will debut this week.

The partnership is aimed at fostering research and innovation in the leather goods manufacturing and tannery fields.

The leather goods trade show closed just before the coronavirus outbreak hit Milan and exhibitors urged to rethink the supply chain.

Francesco Freschi views digital, the Far East and leather goods as three main pillars to support the company’s development.

Under a new owner, Pineider has emerged from the brink of liquidation and its MD Giuseppe Rossi is developing a strategy that rests on the pillars of writing paper, luxury pens and leather goods, and expert production brought back to Florence. 

Sustainability was a key theme at the leather goods trade show.

Plus, Rosa Halpern’s bespoke, cool-girl leather brand expands into new fashion categories.

Located on the corner between Via Montenapoleone and Via Manzoni, the store presents a new blueprint by Casper Mueller Kneer Architects and covers 6,048 square feet.

The Italian luxury group is already seeing positive trends in full-price sales as it reports growing profits and revenues in the first six months of the year.